Don't ever buy a SW model 41, or you'll get spoiled really, really bad!!!
I think that that pistol is one of the better .22 pistols out on the market.
I have heard though they can be a bit finicky about ammo, but CCI seems to be the best bet for all .22 pistols.
The other really good .22 pistol that seems to intrigue a lot of people is the Beretta Neos, along with the carbine kit.
I have heard though they can be a bit finicky about ammo, but CCI seems to be the best bet for all .22 pistols.
The other really good .22 pistol that seems to intrigue a lot of people is the Beretta Neos, along with the carbine kit.
We have a 22A and freakin' love it!
Doesn't like federal ammo, will eat CCI all day long with no hangups. Seemed to shoot golden bullets pretty well too. We've put maybe 1,000 rds downrange with it. The wife can plink steel at 50 yards offhand with no problem. It's seriously accurate.
There is a recall for 22A's in these two serial number ranges: UBW0000 - UBW9999 and UBY0000 - UBY4104 for possible headspace issues. you might check yours.
Doesn't like federal ammo, will eat CCI all day long with no hangups. Seemed to shoot golden bullets pretty well too. We've put maybe 1,000 rds downrange with it. The wife can plink steel at 50 yards offhand with no problem. It's seriously accurate.
There is a recall for 22A's in these two serial number ranges: UBW0000 - UBW9999 and UBY0000 - UBY4104 for possible headspace issues. you might check yours.
My son, son-in-law, and I all have one. Theirs work very well. Mine is seriously unreliable. I get a lot of light strikes that won't set the round off. I sent it back to S&W, three months later they sent it back with a scratch under the barrel, but didn't fix the problem. I think the problem with mine is the "no magazine safety". If I push up on the magazine while shooting, it will work every time. But that makes for an awkward shooting position. I tried putting some JB weld on the magazine where it pushes up against the release, hasn't helped. I suppose I need to just put a shim or something to just disable the magazine safety.
I also had my one and only hangfire with this gun. I've got a video where you can hear the hammer fall, and about two seconds later hear the shot.
I also had my one and only hangfire with this gun. I've got a video where you can hear the hammer fall, and about two seconds later hear the shot.
The hang-fire you had is an ammunition problem not a firearm issue. The other issue's your having with her should be handled by S&W since they have a life time warranty on their guns. If they can't fix it I would demand my money back or a replacement firearm.
That's really nice.
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